Renewed Pressure On The Government To Collect Apple Back Taxes
The tech giant employs around 5,000 people here in Cork
Ireland has been referred to the European Courts of Justice for failing to collect 13 billion euro from Apple in back taxes.
The European Commission has made the move that heaps pressure on the government to collect the money.
The tech giant employs around 5,000 people here in Cork and the firm's European headquarters is based in Hollyhill
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